Unqualified National
Sports Federations and Associations risk reimbursing all government funding
they have received over the past five financial years, according to
recommendations made by the Select Committee formed to investigate the
operations of the National Council of Sports (NCS).
The
Committee found that several registered Federations and Associations fell short
of the minimum requirements set by the NCS, yet continued to receive funds from
the Council. This included eight of the 51 Federations and Associations, which
did not have physical addresses, posing a risk of fraud and financial loss to
the government.
The Committee
recommended that the Auditor General conducts a forensic audit on all
Federations and Associations that have received government funding over the
past five years and that the Council halts the disbursement of funds to
Federations that fall short of legal requirements. The report also called for
the recovery of funds disbursed to Federations that failed to account for them
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